The Bill of Rights be-centenial / Howard Zinn.

Howard Zinn, an historian who specializes in the Revolutionary-Constitutional period in U.S. history, speaks on how the Bicentenial of the Bill of Rights is only being noticed after the Gulf War, 1990-1991, ended. The Bill of Rights has changed over time. The First Amendment, he argues, only applies to protect the government. Free speech is limited to those who have money, and there is only enough freedom to give the people the feeling of Democracy. He concludes with a reading from the New York Times Opinion Editorials section.|THE BILL OF RIGHTS BI-CENTENIAL / Howard Zinn. - Howard Zinn, an historian who specializes in the Revolutionary/Constitutional period in U.S. history, speaks on how the Bicentenial of the Bill of Rights is only being noticed after the Gulf War, 1990-1991, ended. The Bill of Rights has changed over time. The First Amendment only applies to protect the government, and free speech is limited to the who have money. There is only enough freedom to give the people the feeling of Democracy. He concludes with a reading from the New York Times Opinion Editorials section. - RECORDED: NFCB, 1991.